🏪 Night City Vendors
“In Night City, everybody’s selling something. The trick is knowing who to buy from — and who’s selling you a coffin with your name on it.”
Night City’s sprawling economy runs on backroom deals, Night Market pop-ups, and vendor stalls tucked into shipping containers. Three of the city’s most colorful merchants have opened their catalogs — if you know where to look.
Optional Content
These items are from Interface RED Volume 3. Your GM decides which vendors and items are available in your campaign.
🔧 Woodchipper’s Garage
“From the workshop of a weapons expert so secretive, even the Fixers who fence his gear don’t know his real name.”
Woodchipper is a legendary Weaponsmith operating somewhere in Watson. Nobody knows his face — only his work. His exotic heavy weapons are prized by Edgerunners across Night City for their creative lethality and unconventional design. Each piece is a one-of-a-kind schematic, and once he’s done with a design, he moves on.
All of Woodchipper’s creations are Exotic Weapons — they follow Exotic weapon rules unless otherwise noted. That means no non-standard ammo or attachments unless the weapon specifically allows it.
⚡ Weapon Catalog
| Weapon | Type | Skill | Damage | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Biotechnica Enviro-Launcher | Exotic Rocket Launcher | Heavy Weapons | 6d6 | 500eb |
| BudgetArms Triple Threat | PQ Exotic RL + GL | Heavy Weapons | 6d6 / Grenade | 500eb |
| Flare Gun | Exotic Grenade Launcher | Heavy Weapons | Special | 100eb |
| Midnight Arms SDF-45 | Exotic Rocket Launcher | Heavy Weapons | 6d6 (AP) | 1,000eb |
| Militech Aegis | PQ Exotic Shotgun/HW | Shoulder Arms / HW | Special | 1,000eb |
| Militech Archimedes | EQ Exotic Rocket Launcher | Heavy Weapons | 6d6+6d6 | 5,000eb |
| Nomad Air Cannon | Exotic Shotgun | Shoulder Arms | Special | 1,000eb |
| PSI TearJerker | EQ Exotic GL | Heavy Weapons | Special | 500eb |
| SlamDance Ballistic Harpoon | Exotic VH Melee + HW | Melee / HW | 4d6 / 6d6 | 1,000eb |
| Sternmeyer M-02 Heavy Rifle | Exotic AR/HW | Shoulder Arms | 5d6 | 1,000eb |
| Towa Pocket Launcher | PQ Exotic RL | Heavy Weapons | 8d6 | 500eb |
| UrbanTech Burst Flamethrower | Exotic Shotgun/HW | Shoulder Arms / HW | Special | 1,000eb |
Highlights
- Militech Archimedes — The showstopper. Smart Rockets, Pilot Air Vehicle skill to aim, and a 5,000eb price tag. Worth every eddie.
- Flare Gun — At 100eb, the cheapest exotic in the catalog. One shot, one flare, one hell of a signal.
- SlamDance Ballistic Harpoon — Melee and ranged in one weapon. Cable-tethered harpoon that drags targets.
⚡ Midnight with the Upload
“The NET doesn’t sleep. Neither do the people who arm it.”
Night City’s Netrunner community is tight-knit and paranoid — but commerce finds a way. The Midnight Upload is a rolling catalog of cutting-edge cyberdecks and hardware, dropped anonymously onto CitiNets and Data Pools every few months. Nobody takes credit, but the gear shows up in Night Markets within days.
Five manufacturers compete for Netrunner eddies: Kirama, Microtech, Raven Microcybernetics, SGI Technologies, and Zetatech. Each deck has a philosophy — and a trap.
Bodyweight Suits & Cyberarm Decks
All cyberdecks from Midnight with the Upload can be installed normally in a Bodyweight Suit or in a Cyberarm. Any additional slots gained are subject to the same Program restrictions as the deck.
🖥️ Cyberdeck Catalog
Kirama
| Deck | Slots | Special | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kirama Advanced Deck | 4P (Black ICE only) + 5H | — | 500eb |
| Kirama Entry Deck | 5 flex | Unsafe Jack Out → Safe | 100eb |
| Kirama Training Deck | 5P | 2m range limit, 2Ă— brain damage | 20eb |
The Entry Deck at 100eb is the safest budget option — but the Training Deck at 20eb will kill careless users twice as fast.
Microtech
| Deck | Slots | Special | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Microtech Assault | 5P (max 1 each type) | Unsafe Jack Out → Safe | 500eb |
| Microtech Scout | 5 flex | Free Pathfinder on Jack In | 500eb |
| Microtech Warrior | 7P | Free Armor rez on Jack In | 1,000eb |
Scout is the quintessential side-deck — free Pathfinder every run. Warrior is pure aggression.
Raven Microcybernetics
| Deck | Slots | Special | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Raven Microcyb Hummingbird | 2H | +1 NET Action/turn | 1,000eb |
| Raven Microcyb Kestrel 2 | 7P | Free 2Ă— Speedy Gonzalves on Jack In | 1,000eb |
| Raven Microcyb Phoenix | 6 flex | Safe Jack Out restores destroyed Programs | 1,000eb |
The Hummingbird is the most radical design — only 2 Hardware slots, but an entire extra NET Action. Speed kills.
SGI Technologies
| Deck | Slots | Special | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| SGI Technologies Kerberos | 6P (Hellhound only) + 5H | — | 1,000eb |
| SGI Technologies Verdant Knight | 9P (Sword/Shield only) | — | 500eb |
| SGI Technologies Warlock’s Book | 9 flex (no Attacker/Black ICE) | — | 500eb |
Kerberos is a Hellhound pack in silicon form. Warlock’s Book is for Netrunners who slide through Architectures without firing a shot.
Zetatech
| Deck | Slots | Special | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Zetatech Kaliya | 3P (Flak only) + 6 flex (Flak/Asp only) | — | 500eb |
| Zetatech MicroMate | 9 flex (no Defender) | 2Ă— brain damage | 500eb |
| Zetatech Parraline 6000 | 3P + 6H | — | 500eb |
MicroMate offers maximum flexibility at the cost of doubled brain damage and no Defender slots — a glass cannon in deck form.
🔩 Hardware Catalog
| Hardware | Slots | Effect | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aerie | 2 | Raven Black ICE destroys Defenders instead of derezzing | 500eb |
| Bushido Accelerator | 3 | +2 SPD to Killer Black ICE | 500eb |
| Combat Recorder | 1 | Records enemy Netrunner deaths (worth 50eb each) | 500eb |
| Defense Sequencer | 2 | Auto-rez Armor when active Armor derezzed/destroyed | 500eb |
| Feline Instinct | 2 | Sabertooth +1d6 damage per program destroyed | 500eb |
| Hangry Hangry Dragon | 1 | Dragon restores Rez on program destruction | 500eb |
| Perfume Shoppe | 2 | Skunk takes 1 slot instead of 2 | 500eb |
| Smithy | 1 | Convert Sword↔Banhammer as Meat Action | 500eb |
| Snaketrap | 1 | Blocks first random program destruction per netrun | 500eb |
| Swamp Mist | 2 | Wisp deals 2d6 (Wisp-only Black ICE restriction) | 500eb |
| Swifty Clean | 2 | Double Cloak roll (once per Netrun) | 500eb |
🛒 Mr. Amaze’s Cyberware Emporium
“Mr. A-MAAAAAAZE here with an unskippable ad to let you know what’s hot this week to BUY BUY BUY!” — William “Mr. Amaze” Maze, Dock 13, South Night City
William Maze — better known as Mr. Amaze — runs the House of MAAAAAZE out of a reinforced shipping container at Dock 13 in South Night City. His prices are fair, his sales pitch is relentless, and his inventory rotates faster than a Trauma Team AV. If you can get past the sixty-second unskippable ad, you’ll find quality chrome at street prices.
Mr. Amaze
“What are you waiting for? Buy now!!”
🦾 Cyberware Catalog
| Chrome | Type | Cost | Install | HL |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Appetite Controller | Internal Body | 500eb | Hospital | 7 (2d6) |
| Cyberpillow | Cyberarm Option | 100eb | Clinic | 0 |
| External Vidscreen | External Body | 100eb | Hospital | 7 (2d6) |
| Holo Projector Palm | Cyberarm Option | 100eb | Clinic | 2 (1d6/2) |
| Kill Display | Fashionware | 100eb | Mall | 0 |
| Leads Turn-On-Show-Off Nails | Fashionware | 100eb | Mall | 0 |
| Mood Eye | Fashionware | 100eb | Mall | 0 |
| NeuTongue | Internal Body | 100eb | Hospital | 7 (2d6) |
| PerfectFit Cyberfoot | Cyberleg Option | 100eb | Clinic | 2 (1d6/2) |
| PersonalPak KibbleWarmer | Cyberarm Option | 100eb | Clinic | 3 (1d6) |
| Pursuit Security Personal Shredder | Cyberarm Option | 100eb | Clinic | 3 (1d6) |
| Sponsored Covering | Cyberlimb Option | 50eb | Mall | 0 |
Street Picks
- Sponsored Covering — Get paid 20eb/month to wear an ad on your cyberlimb. Passive income for the price of your dignity.
- NeuTongue — Make kibble taste like steak. The most popular piece of utility chrome in Night City.
- Kill Display — Retro-cool illuminated kill counter. Counts as Light Tattoo for the Wardrobe & Style bonus.
- Mood Eye — Your eyes change color with your mood. Faking it requires a DV 21 Acting check.
đź“ś Lore: The Vendor Economy
Night City’s legitimate storefronts are just the surface layer. Beneath them thrives a sprawling informal economy of Night Markets, pop-up shops, container stores, and anonymous drops. Fixers broker the connections, Techs verify the merchandise, and Edgerunners provide the demand.
The three vendors featured here represent three tiers of that ecosystem:
- Woodchipper operates in total anonymity — even his Fixers don’t know who he is. His weapons are schematic prints, one-off designs that vanish from circulation as fast as they appear.
- The Midnight Upload is a collective or anonymous group of hardware designers. Their catalog appears on Data Pools and CitiNets without attribution. The NET community treats each drop like a holiday.
- Mr. Amaze is the opposite — loud, public, and impossible to ignore. His unskippable ads are infamous, and Dock 13 has become a pilgrimage site for chrome addicts across the city.
đź”— Related Topics
- Exotics — Rules for Exotic weapons
- Weapons and Gear — Standard weapon catalog
- Cyberdecks — Full cyberdeck database
- Cyberdeck Hardware — Hardware add-ons
- Cyberware — Cyberware database
- Netrunning — Netrunning rules
- Expansions — All optional content
(Source: Interface RED Volume 3, Ch.03 — Woodchipper’s Garage pp.25–30, Ch.05 — Midnight with the Upload pp.37–43, Ch.06 — Must-Have Cyberware Deals pp.45–49)